Windows 10: This build of Windows will expire soon

Since Yesterday I keep getting a pop-up window with message:
"This build of Windows will expire soon

Your build of Windows will expire on 31-07-2020. You should move to a new build as soon as possible. Go online for more information."

On clicking "More Info" windows opens web browser and makes an attempt to visit the site "https://insider.windows.com/en-us/home/howto/preview-updates-feedback-pc?ocid=osg_selfhost" containing a message "We're sorry, we can't find the page."


I also tried checking for any new update but there is not any available.

The PC is first-hand store brought device with digitally activated windows by the company itself.


Microsoft Windows

Version 2004 OS Build 19635.1

Can anyone please help me with the issue.


THANK YOU

:)

 

This build of Windows will expire soon.

You are on an older build.

Go here and get the iso for build 16193 (Insider) or

15063 (non Insider).

 

This build of Windows will expire soon.

I recently replaced my Motherboard and afterward I started getting the error:

This build of Windows will expire soon

Your build of Windows will expire on 5/15/2017. If it expires, your PC will restart every few hours. Go online for more information.

I click more information and it doesn't give me anything helpful.

Build 16176.rs_prerelease.170410-1642

Activation Screen:

Windows

Edition Windows 10 Pro

Activation Windows is activated with a digital license linked to your Microsoft account.

I have run Windows Update several times but this error will not go away. I don't feel like having my computer constantly restarting on me so if anyone has any words of wisdom I'd be most appreciative.

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Error Pop-Up: This build of Windows will expire soon

Hi Jackson.

Based on the information provided, your Surface Pro is running the right edition, but it is on a preview build of Windows 10 at the moment that is still under development.

That build in particular has a bug that is triggering the soon expired prompt.

I recommend you try upgrading to a more recent build such as 18305 which was released just this week and is the last build for the year.

Click Start > Settings > Update & security > Windows Update > Check for updates.

If that does not work and no new builds download, then you need to download the latest preview ISO then perform a repair upgrade offline.

Step 1: Go to
https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/software-downlo...

Scroll down to the bottom, click in the list box

Click 'Windows Insider Preview - Build 18290" - the first one.

After downloading.

Right click the ISO file

Click Open with > File Explorer

Start setup then go through the installation to upgrade to it.

You can then check for updates and download build 18305.

If you don't want to continue with preview builds, your next option is to factory reset using the Surface Pro recovery image.

If you need steps for that, let me know.